The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• Digger reportedly not a musical, just weirdly marketed [56d]
• Paramount and California to at least pretend to try to settle their Warner Bros. grudge match [56d]
• More parents sue Meta over how it treats their children [56d]
• ABC's reportedly looking to drastically cut Kimmel's budget [56d]
• Great Job, Internet!: Elephant Graveyard takes Comedy Mothership back to Planet Rogan [56d]
• AMC hangs ten with Point Break sequel series greenlight [56d]
• George W. Bush paints his way through 9/11 anniversary [56d]
• Sony reportedly cut off Hideo Kojima's Physint for deadline and budget concerns [57d]
• In Musk, Alex Gibney turns a wannabe Iron Man's own words against him [57d]
• Gary Oldman doesn't know the new James Bond after all [57d]
• P-Valley prepares its last dance with first-look photos and final season teaser [57d]
• Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, Helen Mirren insist there's nothing to see here in MobLand [57d]
• Denise Richards and Casper Van Dien team up again for No Free Lunch [57d]
• Who will and should win at the 2026 Primetime Emmy Awards? [57d]
• Lilly Wachowski says Harry Potter fans are funding "trans genocide" [57d]
• Alamo Drafthouse workers in St. Louis are a QR code away from unionizing  [57d]
• Netflix puts Ransom Canyon out to pasture [57d]
• Jimmy Kimmel shares the James Talarico interview too hot for ABC [57d]
• CBS Studios files to strike that Matlock racial and sexual discrimination suit [57d]
• Nicolas Cage's Spider-Noir could have swung across L.A., Europe [57d]
• The new zombie boom should learn something from Black Zombie [57d]
• Waking Life doused post-9/11 America in cold, invigorating ideas [57d]
• Zach Cregger says test audiences convinced him to cut most of Resident Evil's jokes [57d]
• Former Nickelodeon producer Dan Schneider loses Quiet On Set defamation appeal [57d]